... MONIES RECEIVED FOR THE WERx ENDING THuBSDAY, JANUARY 30TH, 1851. FOR TBE THE HONESTY FUND. aIxcmVnD aY W. amss. £ s.d. 0. I. Bland, London .. 0 1 0 Iuixenden Stones, near Halifax, par T. Bancroft 0 11 1 J. Baxter, Tutbury .. 0 0 6 Messrs, Stean, Parker, and Bird, Radford, near Coventry ?? .. .. 0 1 0 J. Mliller llaswell Colliery 0 0 6 J. GlidhillLongroyd Bridge 0 1 0 From Woroecter-J. Pulin . ...

... it a T. S. ]u.comu, EsQ., M.P., President. Ater J4 ring tablied me, FA IOnS FIAT JI5'ITIJA.' tiood 4- If it were peetible for the working classes, by com. A0o bining among theeaselvee, to raise, or keep up the general ied, rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a the tbing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced B to at 8TITAUT \itLL. lion I in The conspiracy of ...

... f«arute!, Mo CORN. MAai-tAwE, Wednesday, January 29.-We had a very short supply of wheat to-day from Essex and Kent, and the best dry samples met a ready sale to the millers at fally last Monday's prices, bat damp and inferior qualities wera difficult to dispose of on almost any terms. Good dry foreign wheats sold rather more freely, and we had a better sale for French flour, at Is per sack ...

... . PRICES OF SHARES IN PRCE1 LEEp, er)rn2 The market has not been so buoyant as of late dv.. fthe past week, anod tlsough prices are msuch Iths aise, th ' 8dull and inanimate. ?? 33~~AR Ir' & ' L N ES. Quro 1 Feb. 14 2b.2 RU a3!Am'gate.Nott. & Boston 5ito 5j4 ' to 4, 20 114 ?? I n- 20 20 Birnm, and Oxford June Il 28 2 31 244 Birkentboad, L'shire, &I 17.j i7i Bnckinglarashir ?? 034417 10 1f ...

... ATAracto, xr. IWas ,rried CORN. Of £8 MARK-LANE, Monday, Feb. 17.-The arrivals of whs1t aets from the near counties were very shr rt this morninr, b, te' at the condition being generally indifferent, the slle , ' thea slow, except from the finest samples of white, %iWe'a foreign wheat we were amply supplied, and the trade v tille- in recall at last Mondey's prioes. Flour very dull, liliJ h im ...

... I Dtlppft nte a enI. e l R O R T O F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Jan. SO-Rebeckah, Stevens, from Riga. Rob Roy (a), 0 Knowles, from Antwerp. Courier (s), Tiernan, from Mulle- O up. Avauce, Nismen, from Neustadt. 31-Gazelle (s), O 'tain, from Antwerp. Gloria, Stehr, from Nordenchleuse. 0 Csomaly, Bain, from Bandholm. 29_Venus, Stahnke, from Memel. Otto, Lange, from Mullerup. 31-Hamburg (8), 0 ...

... f PRICES OF SHARES IN lElEDS. LEEDS, .Januanr,' 31, The mnarket lias beeis firm and buoyant during the WE~*. prices have been well maintained. To-day we have had a large t.u:. e ness doing, and close with firmnesa at advanced rates, BARFF & i'LINT, one L ?? ~ QUOTBn Parno-, B Lhsei v A In , ;W ridas F ridayj lI I-1 ?? ~ia4Ja 4 Ja nI Jo, 21) i eAm'gate. Nott.di Boston6' Ito G d 5.1to ~Li, teo ...

... THE HULL SEAMEN AND THE BOARD I OF:TRADE. - On Saturday Captain Beechy, R. N., attended at theI Victoria Rooms, in this town, on the part of thle Board of Trade, to explain the provisioins of the Mercantile Marine Act to the seamen of this port, and to beer theI objections against tire answer returned by the Board to a memorial which had been presented from Sunderland. There was a very large ...

... [CONITINUED FROMS TIHE SUPPLEMENT.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. We have a fair supply of wheat, and our demaud 2: tinning very limited and inactive, prices are rather eil. No change in the value of barley, and the sale prerty go] for fine qualities, Oats and shelling sell slowly ?? ?? money. Beans ls. cheaper. , ?? qr. f~ilbs, per 11e tei NeRw. OLDo ExTRA, j; . WHRAT,- S. . . S ...

... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. UNITED TRADES. 2 In Tr 0 V- - - T--- S: n__; Is T. S. DUnCOmBE, EsQ., M.P., President. It Established 1845. FrAT JusrTTrA.' If it were possible for the working classe, by corn. n biling among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a Y thing not to ba punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced ?? at. STUABT ...

... on T. S. DuOFcoxni, Esq., M.P., President. t he Established 1845. of i fy FIAT JUSTITIA. a r; If It were possible 'for the working classes, by corm. V 11, billing among themselves, to raise, or keep tip the general i re ,ate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a c ho thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced sts at. tuART MasLL, Is. ey The progress of-the ...

... AvaruteI, &C. CORN. MARx-LANE, Wednesday, Feb. 12.-We had a very short supply of English wheat to-day, and the quality beiiig generally inferior, it met a very dull sale, at rather lower prices, unless for prime qualities. The arrivals of ferciza wheat and flour have been only moderate during the k;st week, butthe tkuiiness done in both articles hals b ea quite in retail. We have had large ...